Unhappy Thread

[The Q]

And definitely not at the radar museum on my side.

You have a radar museum on your side??

(When trying to open a door - Bluebottle "Eccles, turn the knob on your side". Eccles "I haven't got a knob on my side ")

I should add I'm a volunteer at the radar  museum, and the room I show people round in is the wrong side of the building to get mobile phone signals. There's a 64 ft square WW2 concrete above ground bunker, full of radar consoles in the way.


I'm normally residing the other side of the wall on the left. ( The equipment is the early 1970s refit.)

[Dorsetmike]

I worked on and also taught airborne radar from the early 1950s for 23 years in the RAF. Initially the H2SMk4 as fitted to the Lincoln Bombers, a development of the Mk3 version fitted in the Lancaster, ending up with the Mk9 version fitted in the V bombers, along with other radars, including tail warning, and navigation aids